Flavius Antiochianus Roman politician, senator and consul of the late 3rd century Date of Birth: . Country: Italy

1. Quintus Flavius Antiochianus
2. Early Life and Career
3. Rise to Prominence
4. Second Term as Prefect of Rome
5. Personal Life

Quintus Flavius Antiochianus

Quintus Flavius Antiochianus was a prominent politician, senator, and consul in the late 3rd century Rome.

Early Life and Career

Born around 220 AD, Antiochianus' father is believed to have been Flavius Antiochius, who served as Praetorian Prefect during Emperor Elagabalus' reign. Antiochianus' early career included a term as suffect consul, though the exact year is unknown.

Rise to Prominence

In 269-270 AD, Antiochianus held the position of Prefect of Rome. He reached the pinnacle of his political career in 270 AD when he became Ordinary Consul alongside Virius Orfitus.

Second Term as Prefect of Rome

In 272 AD, Antiochianus was appointed Prefect of Rome for a second time. It is speculated that he may have been responsible for the construction of the Baths of Antiochus in Rome.

Personal Life

Antiochianus was married to Pompeia Ummidia, and they had several children.